People

A prospector who co-led the party that discovered gold at Bear Creek in 1860.

A man who commented on a killing, stating it was not as bad as reported and that Billy King was not present.

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.

A rancher from the Mangas who captured a female mountain lion.

Bivins was a boxer listed at 110 lbs in the smoker matchups.

a.k.a. Bivins

Black was present at the farewell party for Miss Newcomb.

Outlaw who worked for William French at the WS Ranch.

An individual associated with the documentation or artistic representation of the Jicarilla Apache Fiesta, possibly as an artist under the Public Works of Art Project.

Insulted Billy the Kid's mother and was killed by Billy the Kid.

Blain Bros advertise that from June 1891 they will sell goods at New York prices.

a.k.a. BLAIN BROS

A young man recently from Texas who shot and killed Pitman but died two hours later.

Blane is a person whose voice was mistaken by Mrs. Moore.

Listed as president of the United States Bank and Trust Co. in the advertisement.

a.k.a. B LAUGHLIN

Authors who graphed the occurrence of fur and feather cordage from Tularosa Cave by phase in the Martin et al. report.

Fifth class cadet tied with W. E. Hubbell.

a.k.a. Barnard, B. M., Jr.

B. M. Crawford was over from Solomonville this week.

a.k.a. B M Crawford

Visitor from New Orleans staying at Tremont House.

An attorney who secured pensions for old soldiers, including Romero and Naranjo.

a.k.a. Attorney B. M. Read

B. N. Aycock went to Kansas City to buy bulls from the fat stock show.

A foreman for Head and Hearst who was shot by Apaches and later recovered in Deming.

a.k.a. Anderson

Fell into a 65-foot well in Doming but escaped without injury.

Cattleman sentenced to be shot for killing J. W. Cavitt in Ciudad Juarez.

a.k.a. Bob Clayton, Clayton

Man who narrowly escaped drowning in the Gila River along with his wife.

a.k.a. Bob, Bob Evans

Son of Peter S. Hall Sr., member of the Hall family of rustlers.

a.k.a. Bob